Unsure how AI fits into education? One Prague school offers a practical, progressive model
Rather than banning AI, an international school takes an innovative approach to ethical, creative, and confident use.
Czech news in brief for February 6: Friday's top morning headlines
Mobile emergency alert system to begin testing, Olympic Festival opens in České Budějovice, and Saharan dust and snow expected to hit Czechia.
Inside the Prague-based MBA program building new leaders in tech
Taught entirely in English, professionals from around the world are learning to elevate their managerial skills in business, data and tech sectors.
Rethinking career growth: How MSD lets employees try new jobs from within
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The secret to success at a global pharma firm? Letting employees try out different roles, different teams, and different projects in another country.
Strong hiring outlook boosts prospects for expat jobseekers in Czechia
A Manpower survey breaks down which job sectors are rising across the country, highlighting trends and regions seeing the strongest growth.
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Czechia likely to ban phones in schools during breaks, following Slovak model
Education Minister Robert Plaga signaled a possible nationwide ban, following Slovakia’s example, to improve school climate and social interaction.
Unemployment rises to nine-year high as Czech labor market quietly shifts
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Layoffs have also appeared in sectors long seen as stable, including finance, energy, and information technology.
After 250 years of coal, what comes next for Czechia's economy and environment?
Czechia last deep coal mines close this month, reshaping the labor, energy, and industrial landscapes.
Czech news in brief for January 15: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Pavel visits Ukraine, meets officials in Lviv, busy Prague road set for nine-month closure, and The Age of Innocence filming at Náměstí Míru.
Prague to replace Lítačka with new transport app in 2027
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The replacement app will include improved features for passengers, including support for “demand transport,” services that run when requested by users.
'Zombie' kids, frustrated parents: Will 2026 see Czechia ban phones in schools?
A survey of 100+ parents revealed desperate calls for phone bans; according to current laws, the government's promise to do so may be poised to stall out.
New rules, fees, and fines: What’s changing for drivers in Czechia in 2026
Easier renewals and fully digitized licenses, rising costs to drive on highways, and changes for older and younger drivers are ahead in 2026.
SUVs and combustion engines: What expats should know about Czechia’s car market
Different trends drive the auto market and impact how expats hit the road according to Marcel Archleb, the Head of Audi at Porsche Czech Republic.
Czech scientists propose unique solution to fight climate change: Deforestation
Researchers suggest harvesting and sinking forest wood into the Arctic Ocean as a natural method to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Czechia illegally stored citizens’ phone data: here’s what it means
The ruling affects metadata from calls and texts, shows who communicated and where; lawmakers must revise rules, tightening access and protecting privacy.
What to know as Czechia begins shift to paperless healthcare
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Doctors across Czechia are starting to issue digital referrals and assessments under the new e-health system live from Jan. 2.
A Prague library turns the page on overtourism – with hospitality
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Prague's Municipal Library has announced it will do more to accomodate tourists who stand in line for hours to visit its famed book tower.
